10/28/2026
Your tee time is not for sale. As of this month, that is the law of California.
AB 1954 — the Protecting Access to Reservations Act, sponsored by the California Alliance for Golf — makes it an unfair business practice for any third-party platform to list, advertise, or sell tee times at a publicly owned course without the course's written authorization. And it gives courses legal recourse against violators.
If you play public golf in California, this law was written for you.
Share this with your regular foursome — they lived through 2024 too.